Difference between file types - JPG vs PNG vs GIF (1 min tutorial)
It's important to choose the right file type (file format) when exporting your image in Adobe Photoshop. What is the difference between JPG, PNG, and GIF? Learn all about these file types in this one-minute tutorial!
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To simply export an image, go to file, export, and then select export as. Here, you can choose between png, jpg, gif, or SVG file formats. PNG is great because it offers both great quality, and it also supports transparency. The only downside of the PNG format is the file size because it's about three times as big as the JPG. Second on the list is JPG, the most widely used format for images and is probably your best option if you're not dealing with any kind of transparency, because JPG does not support transparency at all. You get great quality images with JPG and that with the file size which is a few times smaller compared to PNG. You can also control the quality which will significantly reduce the file size of an image. As a rule of thumb, I use quality between 60 and 70 for web uploads, and 100 if I like to print the image. If you're uploading your photos to the website, set appropriate canvas size according to where the image will be used. This is crucial when it comes to loading time of your website. Next is GIF, which we will actually check out somewhere else in a second. We also have an option to save images to SVG, but as long as you're not dealing with any kind of vectors, don't bother with SVG. If we close that and go to file, export, save for web, here, we can find a similar window but with much more options. You have control of the exact number of colors in GIFs which is a key factor when using that file format. File size is very small, it supports transparency, but it doesn't offer high quality when it comes to colors since it's limited to up to only 256 colors. Here is a little spreadsheet of everything we talked about in this video so you'll always know which format and settings to choose.
Program used: Adobe Photoshop
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